Dying Wish
by William S. Hubbartt
Sheriff Chris Robertson proved to be an effective lawman in the west Texas cow town of Uvalde.
When the Sheriff confronts some troublemakers, bullets fly, bringing justice. But justice claims
a heavy price. Will the townspeople of Uvalde honor the final request of their
well-regarded sheriff?
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The Man from Wyoming
by Dino Hanks
A Wyoming mustanger tracks down the vile rustlers who stole his horses to a red stone canyon in Utah.
Will he spill harsh truth from an angry Winchester rifle?
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A Walk to the Gallows
by Jon Pickering
Miguel Pulido, a farmer by trade, is accused of a horrific crime. His only chance at
freedom may be the person who orchestrated the attack. Despite a cultural divide, he must
trust in the system to let him live, even if he cannot communicate with them.
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Strange Tale of Husk Gentry
by Jack Hill
Husk stumbles into camp with a hard-to-swallow story of being held hostage by an old woman and her seven
lovely daughters so that he could father their children. Is this fantastic tale every man's dream
or just the ramblings of a weather-beaten drifter who has succumb to the desert sun?
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The Orange Grove
by Alfred Stifsim
Mae stood tall in the face of Miguel Lorence's raiders. They would not have her land. Even if
she had to turn against her fathers legacy, even if it would cost her her life.
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Life
by Dave Barr
Jack Raynes had found the money he was carrying in his saddlebags, but the posse chasing him
would never believe that. Now he was running across the California salt flats, low on water,
and slowly dying of thirst. That was when he spotted the old mining camp, and things went from bad to worse.
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Final chapter of
the serialized novella!
Mixed Blood, part 6 of 6
by Abe Dancer
Mel Cody, a Cree half-breed, journeys more than a thousand miles to visit his father's Arizona
homeland. After intervening in a cruel street fight, he meets a young woman and learns of a mutual
enemy. With odds stacked against them, they decide to fight together for their land and each other.
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